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dchest
8y ago
Next: "Zero-Day Bug in VPN Software Allows Hackers to Access CCTV Surveillance Cameras"
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I think this was actually the SoC that launched the original OLinuXino project from Olimex: https://www.olimex.com/Products/OLinuXino/iMX233/open-source... OLinuXino project started with iMX233 from Freescal
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8y ago
Olimex, whose board is mentioned, sells them https://www.olimex.com/Products/Components/IC/A13/ (for 3 EUR, ships from Bulgaria)
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8y ago
Nothing grandiose, it's derived from "postmaster" ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Postmaster_(computing) ) — a person responsible for a mail server, which itself is borrowed from the IRL postmaster, a head
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8y ago
Using disposable SMS service for what will be used to verify account owner in the future sounds unreasonable.
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OpenBSD on the Microsoft Surface Go
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Amazingly, Niklaus Wirth still removes code from Oberon: 20180720 - Update compiler: ORP.Mod.txt and ORG.Mod.txt Cash for base adr of global variables "curSB" has been removed from ORG.Mod. Removal of this optimization makes
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8y ago
Was thinking the same. Then remembered that OpenBSD's rand(3) actually returns result from arc4random() now. Then went to check and it seemed like Perl doesn't actually use rand(3) from libc? At least Perl's srand(N) and then
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8y ago
I'd prefer that we unlearn many of these things instead.
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It's a program that fits in one screen and has 3 functions. No need for these trendy overcomplications.
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Moskvitch 400 was based on Opel Kadett. Moskvitch 408, and then 412, were not.
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8y ago
It's Izh Kombi https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Izh_2125 Lada 2105 is a derivative of Fiat 124. This Izh is a pure Soviet creation (based on Moskvitch model).
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8y ago
It's https://www.opendyslexic.org/
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8y ago
Samsung too (Exynos M1-M3). I think Qualcomm designs are heavily modified Arm designs, though.
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8y ago
The linked article refers to Arm core designs roadmap. Qualcomm and others will use those cores in their SoC. Apple, on the other hand, no longer uses those cores, they design their own cores that just happen to use the same Arm instruction
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dchest
8y ago
Apple doesn't use Arm-design cores, they design CPUs that use Arm ISA in-house, so this tells us nothing about Macs.
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8y ago
>> Regulation FD requires companies to distribute material information in a manner reasonably designed to get that information out to the general public broadly and non-exclusively. It is intended to ensure that all investors have th
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8y ago
If you're familiar with AngularJS, Vue would be easier and faster to pick up.
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8y ago
This is correct, however generation is mostly needed (and was created) for NFS, and rarely used for anything else. Unveal lives in kernel, it just keeps a reference to vnode ( https://github.com/openbsd/src/blob
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8y ago
According to USPTO trademark search, WordStar trademark is dead (cancelled on August 14, 1995). This is US-only, of course.
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8y ago
WebArchive uses Cocoa binary object serialization and is supported only by Safari.
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8y ago
Vultr for VPS or Online.net for cheap dedicated servers. Both support FreeBSD.
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8y ago
Good question. Domain is registered with wildwestdomains (GoDaddy), anonymized: Domain Name: RISCV-BASICS.COM Registry Domain ID: 2277459939_DOMAIN_COM-VRSN Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.wildwestdomains.com Registrar URL:
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8y ago
It does. https://imgur.com/a/8g9AsqA
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Very strange, this has been configurable in System Preferences > General (currently "Use LCD font smoothing when available", previously there were more choices) for ages.
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That reminded me that I once had Windows XP and Vista RC1 installed as dual-boot. I was finishing slides in XP and closed the lid. When I opened it a few minutes later to give my presentation, it was running Vista.
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It's explained in the linked article.
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Indeed: https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2017/03/dialogs-po... Electron has native dialog APIs: https://electronjs.org/docs/api/dialog
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Nice table, which shows that you are free to use <dialog> and many other modern features to write your Electron app: Electron v2.0.2 Chromium v61.0.3163.100 Node v8.9.3v8 v6.1.534.41
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Your Electron version is old; if you're shipping it, you're probably putting your users at risk due to security issues in them. Check the latest versions here: https://electronjs.org/releases
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